The Bible
Scripture for Zimbabwe
Bringing God’s Word to every Zimbabwean in every language
The Bible Society of Zimbabwe translates, publishes and distributes Scripture in Shona, Ndebele, and other local languages so every person can encounter God in the words of their heart.
Serving Zimbabwe since 1982 · A member of the United Bible Societies
Bible Translation
To ensure every Zimbabwean can access the Word of God in their own heart language, our translation team is dedicated to producing accurate and reliable translations of Scripture into Shona, Ndebele, and other local languages. This is the foundation of all we do.
Bible Publishing & Production
The Bible Society of Zimbabwe is committed to the physical creation of these meticulously translated Scriptures. We work to ensure that Bibles are produced in a variety of accessible and affordable formats, from printed copies to digital and audio versions.
Bible Distribution
We don’t just translate and publish; we are driven to get God’s Word into hands and hearts. Our robust distribution network ensures that Bibles are effectively and widely made available and affordable throughout Zimbabwe, reaching rural communities, urban centers, and beyond.
Collaboration Continues.
Together with the National Evangelism Department, led by Rev. Dr. Machengete, we bring the Word and they preach it.
Two is better than one.
We are at Rufaro Conference Centre (affectionately called paGOTEKWA) for the National Youth Conference themed Elevation Conference.
Easter Celebrations.
The Zimbabwe Deaf Fellowship had a successful conference where they worshipped as a team in Harare. Pastor Mary, the first Deaf Pastor from Reformed Church in Zimbabwe came all the way from Masvingo to preach and serve Holy Communion.
our curated collection of Bible Series. Each study is designed to bridge the gap between ancient scripture and modern living.
Welcome Home
How Families Can Receive Returnees From South Africa with Love
Returning home after being forced to leave South Africa can be an emotional and difficult experience. For some returnees, coming home may bring relief because they are reunited with family. For others, it may bring embarrassment, disappointment, financial pressure and uncertainty about what comes next.
Rebuilding Family, Trust, and Your Future After Returning Home
7 Biblical Principles for Zimbabwean Returnees Starting Over
Walking back into your family home after years away can feel… awkward.
Home Again: Finding Hope After Forced Return
You left Zimbabwe carrying big dreams. You wanted a better life, a stable income, and a future that looked brighter than your present. But instead, you found yourself caught in fear, uncertainty, and violence.
Where Did My Money Go? 7 Biblical Principles for Better Stewardship
Between rent, transport, groceries, helping your parents, paying school fees, church contributions, mobile data, subscriptions, weekend plans, and those “I’ll just buy one thing” moments, it’s easy to lose track of where your salary disappeared.
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